The Gush Dan Metro
Where it stands
NTA advanced tenders for the Gush Dan Metro's tunnels, stations and operating systems. Contractors completed construction prequalification in October, and the agency outlined more worksites for 2027. Ariel Sharon Park then received Israel's first metro-station construction authorization, covering underground works rather than the start of passenger service.
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